Storyline Site Lead

Booz Allen Hamilton•Leavenworth, KS

10d

About The Position

Storyline Site Lead The Opportunity: As a defense mission professional, you ask questions others don’t. You understand the nuances of complex situations. You use your skills to think bigger and push further, solving complex problems. We’re looking for someone like you to help create solutions for missions that keep our nation safe. What you'll work on: Contribute to the design and refinement of the Operational Environment (OE), ensuring exercise scenarios reflect current and emerging operational challenges and align with training objectives. Develop and coordinate detailed exercise storylines, Master Scenario Event List (MSEL) injects, and supporting narrative products that drive training realism and meet training audience learning goals. Oversee storyline implementation during exercises at multiple locations, monitor progress and adjust storylines in real time to maintain synchronization with training audience operations. Work closely with a Military Scenario Planner, other Storyline Leads, and MCTP divisions to ensure dynamic, doctrinally accurate, and fully integrated storyline execution. Actively engage throughout the Exercise Life Cycle (ELC), including participation in weekly Exercise Working Group (EWG) meetings, Initial Planning Events (IPEs), and Final Planning Events (FPEs). Ensure storyline elements are synchronized across all domains, including land, air, maritime, space, cyber, and information, and maintain narrative consistency throughout design and execution phases. Provide agile support during execution to refine injects, respond to training audience actions, and ensure storyline continuity and training effectiveness. Join us. The world can’t wait.

Requirements

Knowledge of Army and Joint doctrine
Ability to use Microsoft Office Word and PowerPoint software
Ability to Travel up to 20% of the time CONUS and OCONUS
Secret clearance
HS diploma or GED and 10+ years of experience in the military, OR Bachelor's degree and 5+ years of experience in the military

Nice To Haves

Experience in operational or exercise planning, scenario design, or training support for large-scale exercises
Experience supporting MCTP, Warfighter Exercises (WFX), or Joint and Combined Training events
Experience developing or managing Master Scenario Event Lists (MSELs) and exercise injects
Knowledge of Army and Joint operations, Military Decision-Making Process (MDMP), and multidomain operational concepts
Knowledge of operational environments, hybrid threats, and large-scale combat operations
Possession of strong writing, communication, and coordination skills
Master's degree
Graduate of Command and General Staff College (CGSC) or Joint Professional Military Education (JPME I)

Responsibilities

Contribute to the design and refinement of the Operational Environment (OE), ensuring exercise scenarios reflect current and emerging operational challenges and align with training objectives.
Develop and coordinate detailed exercise storylines, Master Scenario Event List (MSEL) injects, and supporting narrative products that drive training realism and meet training audience learning goals.
Oversee storyline implementation during exercises at multiple locations, monitor progress and adjust storylines in real time to maintain synchronization with training audience operations.
Work closely with a Military Scenario Planner, other Storyline Leads, and MCTP divisions to ensure dynamic, doctrinally accurate, and fully integrated storyline execution.
Actively engage throughout the Exercise Life Cycle (ELC), including participation in weekly Exercise Working Group (EWG) meetings, Initial Planning Events (IPEs), and Final Planning Events (FPEs).
Ensure storyline elements are synchronized across all domains, including land, air, maritime, space, cyber, and information, and maintain narrative consistency throughout design and execution phases.
Provide agile support during execution to refine injects, respond to training audience actions, and ensure storyline continuity and training effectiveness.